I'll take that over not getting security patches or software updates once your Android phone is more than a year old. 18 months max. Unless you pay the ridiculous amount that google wants for their pixel 2 phones.
My S7 is just over a year old, rarely get any security updates, will likely...
70lb powerblocks
Nordictrac folding TM
Total Gym
CycleOps Super Mag pro with my old road bike mounted to it. Don't use it anymore.
And the king of cardio equipment- Concept 2 erg (rower).
Still using an early 2011 iMac. Doesn't have High Sierra but it has the previous OS and it runs fairly well. A little slow sometimes but can still handle my 40K photo library (if given a few minutes).
Switching to Android fine, but based on my experience, stay far, far away from Samsuck. My S7 is a POS in almost every way a modern phone can be.
I'm seriously considering switching back to iOS. There's just nothing in the Android world right now other than the severely over priced Pixel 2 XL...
Whelp, my Samsuck S7 can't even keep up with an iPhone 6S in terms of app and OS performance, comparing the laughably slow S6 to the iPhone X is beyond silly.
S6 = Yugo running on 3 cylinders
iPhone X = Ferrari 488GTB
Like every Samsuck high end phone for the last 2 years. Yes the backs are fragile much more so than the screen on Samsuck phones. The galaxy S7 I have now is the first phone I bothered using a case with because of how easy the back shatters.
Can't wait to get an 8+ and dump this POS I'm using now.
That's because Android is so slow and bloated it needs that and more to even attempt to function let alone function as fast and smooth as iOS with 1gb ram.
Oh, and I own a Samsuck galaxy S7. In real world use it's noticeably slower than a 6S and not even on the same planet compared to the...
And they very likely won't last nearly as long or be as trouble free. My Model C is nearly 20 years old and I've spent less than $200 on it since I bought it. If it were kept indoors I would've had to spend about $50 over the years with fairly constant use.
With the C2 you really do get what...
"What happens when fat stores are depleted?"
As asked, the answer would be- death.
The top tri guys are in the single digits for body fat and seem to do just fine at ironman distances.
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